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there ... but i need it in calculus buds. should i just use y=x^(-x) and get the integral of it with limits from .25 - 2.25. let me know

Eh I'm sorry, I meant derivative...we'll take the integral volume equation of the derivative

measured it, plotted points on graphing cal...looked like a straight line, not a curve

Volume of a Hershey Kiss! Homework Statement Alright, so me and my lab partner need to use calculus to find the volume of a hershey kiss... We will take the slope of the side, and rotate it around the x-axis by finding the integral to find the volume...only problem is, we don't know the...